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Pousada Flor da Rosa - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Don't be alarmed by the very basic entrance cloister, which probably looks much as it did 500 years ago. Once you're through the glass-and-steel door, it's a different story: the reception area is filled with huge plant-filled urns, creamy stone floors and all the usual accoutrements of a modern hot...
cntraveller.co.uk
No title - expert review
In 1356 the first Prior of Crato built a monastery and a fortified palace, 2 kilometers away from the village of Crato. With a different purpose today, Flor da Rosa, a distinguished member of design hotelsTM, still has a somewhat severe and monastic appearance. The mystic of the Order of the Hospita...
sidestep.com
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This hotel is featured on a Tablet10 List The Pousada Flor da Rosa is a study in stark contrasts; it was built as a fortified monastery in the year 1356 and converted into a hotel some six centuries later, and here sharp edged contemporary furnishings stake a claim to modernity beneath timbered ceil...
tablethotels.com
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